The forum also cleared a proposal to revive non-functional tube wells of the Public Health Engineering Department, directing the summary to be submitted to the secretary of Local Government. A significant policy decision was also taken to disallow open-air gyms in any park in the future, while no park in the city will be permitted to run free-of-charge services without official approval.

Lawmakers' suggestions were incorporated into the Smart City plan on the spot. Emphasizing collective responsibility, Meena Khan Afridi said,“Peshawar is the home of all Pakhtuns, and it is everyone's duty to make it a great city.”

The minister added that visible improvements would start emerging by June 2026, noting that proposals from MNAs and MPAs elected through Form-45 would be formally integrated into the project. She directed that all listings, designs and feasibility studies for the related schemes be completed at the earliest.

According to the minister, the Smart City initiative will bring transformational changes to urban life in Peshawar, improving essential services and long-term municipal management.